It can't be done with Finder. Possibly Path Finder could do it.
There's not even a little hack to do this?
Based on BSD, but they can´t be bothered to add the most fundemental parts of the UNIX file system architecture to the file browser?
Man alive, when is someone going to make one computer that can do everything?
Man alive, when is someone going to make one computer that can do everything?
Given the totally file-fundemental basics of this (e.g. ls -al) I can't understand why Apple didn't have this since OS 10.0... seems like the most basic thing *ever* to be able to see file permissions.
I'm actually a bit surprised they put permissions in the get info page at all. It's not uncommon to see people around here complaining that they can't access files after changing permissions "by accident".
If you want to deal with permissions, use ls -l.
Be patient. Macdows is coming. "It just works however you want it."....S. Idle.